,shaaaeseanolheln
‘l‘W mow
mmqf‘hl
meeting of the voters of
ver school will be held to
A George 0. Stillim has bad
~ placed on the second story
Mensa en‘Sonth liein street.
, wheelmen will heintsreeted
that in the Senate, yesterday,
M ereamaodaatLane's.’ .
ceeph Goldechmidt, of Norwelk, has
." a watch and jewelry repair shop
'gelleld. Iir. Goldsohmidt is a
' workman and deserves success
m b reported to he a wide diver-
! opinion in the Putnam Memor—
Ollllp committee over the appropria-
Q (£32,000 to ex-Senator Bartram.
; Try Head's layer. cakes, Sin.
is at the Norwalk Hospital, antler-
irom consumption, will be taken to
oidhome in Virginie. She will sail
" y, accompanied by her cousins.
and Hollie Jordan, also of New
Senator Ferris, president pro tem,
' over the deliberations of the
h during the greater ptrt of the
m. Wednesday. The air of the
, her, where there is absolutely no
menu, weetoo close (or Lieutenant
HovernorCooke.
_ .wAlpha Wheel club bicycle races. Fair
Grounds. tomorrow. Admimion, 255.
.. The Choral Union of the South Nor-
walk Congregational church, at its meet-
; in; bat night. elected these oilicers:
* President. W. H. Humiston; cemetery,
Ilse Edythe S. Gates; treasurer, George
Bell. It wee voted to limit the member-
ship to forty persons.
A Summer night’s festival will be
« given by, the Young People's Society of
. Christian Endeavor, ip the South Nor-
Oongregatlonal church. next Tues-
day evening. There will he a musical
’ I and literary programme, and cream,
'etrawherrles and cake.
The yacht Carrie, in charge of Cook
Tobey, and having on board Eben Hill,
.. Jr..aud three of his Yale irisnds.has
‘ darted for New Haven. where a stay of
;; two weeks will he made. The boat will
thenstert for New London to witness
‘ : lire Yale-Harvard race on the 28th.
—Rememher you can get the best qual-
ityot meets at lowest prices at Adams
Brns’.
hound Wildman, of the Norwelk
Iron Works company. has sketched a
‘ , cover for the women’s edition of the
neither] News, which is to appear about
_r July 1.1tisnot only an artistic piece
. n! work, but the design is a very clever
‘ redemption. showing that Iir. Wildman
‘. Shawn! fertile ideas.
At the prayer service in the South
leewalk Congregational church, lest
agar. Deacon Nelson Dieksrman was
unanimously rs-elsotsd deacon {or a
will of three years. lire. Henry Tilly,
“A. Blanchardmndhlrs. J.H. Fer-
numbers-o! the Ladlee' lilseionary
Nation. read papers on Alaska,
which were most interesting.
u-ForJ Printing, go to Gardner.
learner Wei and Water streets.
The fourteenth annual international
arbiter! Endeavor convention will be
hellln Boston, July 10 to ill, inclusive
La elaborate programme has been laid
pound provisions haveheen medsfor
flthehbtorlc Whanduound
' ,he in Inhaler temple. corner Berks
hill Wm” avenues.
:é‘lhe W Library association, of
truslhweethsnwotltprwsnt-
it; thedlsbietstihe annual meet
Ilse Frances Jordan, of New Canaan, '
hills. tents. Pligrlmsgss srstcbe
The Connecticut headquarters
7 k,helievlngthat more benefit
‘ devivedfrnntthsirilhrsryofths
‘alflttmrdit wee grate-
Tilt library contains
»- mmynmesre-
sesame-mamas
wry-.Mvolnmwhelsgadded
genre's. llisstsrsil is one
The Hogarth Menus cabinet he'd a
meeting last night at the close at the ,
prayer meeting at the First liethodirs
church. K special committee met the
pester-at thsehms time. ,
liehael Sight contrived. yesterday,cn
the railroad tracks near Wilson Pnlnt,a
turtle weighing about ten pounds. and
also found eleven eg , which were part-
iy buried in the sand. '
~cohee with cream, (in cup, at lane’s.
Alfred Knapp, who is hoarding at
Royal Seaman's on Fairlield avenue. has
about recovered hie usual health. and is
ableto walk around the neighborhood
without much fatigue.
fExtraordinary value in children's
gingham and lawn dresses, 29c. each.
Children’s corded waists 19c. The Very
best covered corset steels, all lengths, be.
each. Kid curlers at hall price,5 and 80.
dcren.’ hi. 8. Smith.
It is said that a trolley line will be in
operaton over the Port Chester and Ridge-
ileid railroad at an early day. If this is
done it is thought that a line to Green-
wich will meet it at Stanwieh.
-—Fieh, lowest price. N. Y. ll'k’t.
Harry B. Busting. of South Norwalk,
will give what he calls candy carnivals,
ington Hall at Southport, tomorrow
alternoou. The programme will consist
of Punch and Judy show,bsnjo solos,
songs and music.
Rev. A. B. Wyatt will deliver'three
lectures upon the tOpic "Where we get
our Bible," at the Norwalk llethodist
church, commencing Sunday night. The
lectures will be illustrated by a coin.
The first is entitled “The Sources of the
New Testament Books."
—Adams Bros. have put down the
price ofmeat.
ll residents along East avenue would
refrain from sprinkling the street tomor-
row morning until after the bicycle race.
it would be greatly appreciated by the
riders, as a muddy street is dangerous to
ride open. If the street should be well
sprinkled tonight it would improve it for
tomorrow’s race.
—-Latest yacht caps, at O'Brien‘s.
The yacht Ramona, owned by Herbert
Jennings, of Southport, and built by
Thatcher, of New Haven, has been
matched to race Bradley Brothers"
Shadow, of Bridgeport. for $500 a side.
The Ramona took first place luihe races
oi! Staml’prd on Memorial Day. The
match will he pulled ofl during the lat
ter part of the present month.
--Grav, navy and black alpaca skirts
and suite, at the B iston store, Norwalk.
Members of Uncas Tribe. and their
iriends who intend to go on the shore
dinner to Dorlon Point, next Thursday,
should get tickets before Tuesday. as it is
necessary to let Landlord O‘Sullivan
know how many to provide lor. Tickets
may be had of G. E. Seymour, J. P Fran-
cis, Charles Dimoud, Gmrge Whelpiey,
of South Norwalk; Howard Doty, of Nor—
welk, and Stephen S. Naphey, of Eist
Norwaik.
-Speelal attention is called to the
large line of music we are selling at 20. a
copy; regular price 100. M. 8. Smith.
The independent Social club will hold
its regular weekly meeting tonight with
Hubert S. liltohell. ll’l West street,et
which time arrangements for the cele-
bration of the club's iourth anniversary
will he completed. The club will also
arrange for their regular Fourth of July
celebration. Ailmembers are requested
to be present. Alter the meeting the
members will take a bicycle run to
Dorian Point.
-Try Head’s B B Bread.
St. Philip's chapter, of Grace church,
elected the following otheere last night:
President, buoy Montgomery; vice-
prseidsnt, Charles R. Kenney: secretary.
.Fred Grumman: executive committee.am
William (him and Joseph liaikin. A
letter from Edward Gould. of B kin.
to the chapter. was read. it gel!
the members in the conducting of their
aflslrs, and we; very interesting. lir.
Gould was the founder of the chapter.
-—'l‘hs purest use. at Lane’s restaurant
Abuslneesmeetingof theYoungPso-
ple’e Society of Christlurladeavor, of
theSoetb Scrwelk Baptist church,“
heidlset night in the peetor’estady at
tbscioseefths regularmld-weekprsyer
muting. ltwaevoted toaster thesp-
tot aprsyermsetlngenmmh-
mwhoeedntyltletoarrsugethetopic
suds. till the regular business meet-
ing. esters mare-dwelt».
mm “It“
“mammalian-e
In
‘i J...».’.~.......‘.....os...:.
that will beat us in quality or
C” This week we willrell those
in the Town Hall at Fairileld and Wash- ‘
Found 1,: Last,”
FRANK S.
, Donovan annex.
LARGE COLLECTIOS 01‘,
E. M. Jackson.;
(Over F. Mead’s Confectionery.)
EDWARD
ed and Plsin.
Have flue assortment of Hammock
Good size. You can‘t match it for 90c.
able for the season. Prices are right too.
well have some of the bargains.
EDWARD
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
aflMrMeedlslleflelel-ket! Tenth otltlatheee
timothlrhnriessendoomntaatioasl We are selling
’atthesemsoldprlese. Youesn treveltlie countrroverendm will not and: a market
onrlnereaslnaheelnessshowsthatwsnoau water.
allSerereMHam brill-rennin. everyonswer-
rentsd; ShoulderteperlhfireenBluensmacperlhoolemsopenedto order. 25s per quart.
This istheonlymarket in thetown.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
Plili Bums or nit NEW YORK MARKET.
WASHINGTON STREET.
JACIISON’S fiKOTOGRAPHS
combine the nerasrsrm no srnrsu. 30m elm late so. satisfaction to our patrons.
and to tarnish them with the finest productions of the rsrorourtarnro AB’I‘.
Summer is here in earnest, and we aria in the midst “of the thin goods busi-
ness. Have an excellent stock of Lawns, Dimities. Dotted Swiss, Csmbrics, Prlnb
You will find hundreds of little things in the fancy goods departments, suit-
We sell a Richelieu ribbed lisle Hus, onyx ’fast
black, for 25c a pair. Others ask 35c {or same grade, and not as good black.
AYERS,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
Photographer.
‘8 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
STREET
s. Just think of buying one for 59¢.
Hosiery is going fast and you might as
STREET,
NORWALK.
Some Say we are "luciy."
CERTAIN IT 18, WE HAVE
2 Elizabeth Street.
Renting. Repairing. Sundries.
OVER._S_I____
Some Rare Cash Bargains. See our Stock.
FOX CYCLE COMPANY.
OCKED.
Some Bey we are “Plenty.”
BICYCLES FOR DELIVERY.
.iusl imumi the Corner.
Way Down in Price.
Sililllll SHERWOOD. lilllEil.
OCCUPIES a rtlon of ll: Gusowskl‘s store.
corner of i all and Water streets. Nir-
walk. I all and see the latest styles in earring
hat~. cane. etc
in}. William llsnry llumlston.
Organist and Director South Norwelk
Congregational church, teacher of
Plano. Organ. flnrmiuy. 2anyvlew321ve -
KA-TON-K A. .
The Great Indian lined Medicine
Manufacturer] by the Oregon lndlan
Mrdiclnni‘ 0 that w as advertised and
sold at the Norwalk 0 In House last
winter. can now be her of their agems
tor Norwalir and vicinity. at
Betta & .Hyatt’s.
No. 29 and ill Gannon street. 58 lw
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The case of Myra J Devin. of Darien,
came up in the House in the shape of a
resolution to pay her for services. Mr.
Lounebury explained that for seventeen
years she taught at the school for sol-
diers‘ orphans and spent 8"! 500 out of her
own pocket. She never had asked for
reimbursement, but now, when she is old
and feeble, her friends appeal to the state.
The committee on claims recommended
$800 and .5 a week and Mr. Lounsbury
moved to make it 01 000. Judge Oowell
thought even that a small sum under the
clrcumstances. She never drew but $300
a year 0! the 0300 as a salary. but used
her own money. When her work was
completed, she left the school. broken
down by ever work and without a dollar
in her pocket. This Cl 000 is only paying
her back a part of her own money. Mr.
Converse of the appropriations committee
and others spoke for the measure. John
Middleton moved that the stale give her
.10 a week; if that wasn't enough he
would give her 05 a week more. Speaker
Feesendeu agreed with lir. liddleton.
Others had suggested Oil), 000. The
amendment lor .10 a week was carried
and also that making the appropriation
“000;“ the bill as amended was trans-
mitted to the Senate.
Theodore W. Austin is having a wind-
mill built on his property, for the pur-
pose of supplying hie buildings with
water. The tank has a capacity of 95, -
000 “lion's
The Unitarian service at Fitch’s Sol-
diers' Home. Sunday arming. will be
conducted by W. L. lintiey. of New
Yorke
lire. W. G. Browueon, of Fitch's Sol.
diers’ Home, has been visiting in Wash-
‘Wp Conti-
Irs. Frank Ballard has leased one of
her cottages to lire. Edward Waterbury.
-A “In elm-ail“.
‘f'
R. H. PLAIS'I‘ED,
DRUBGIST.
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r-w
True Frull Flavors,
Try It!
We have taken the
agency for “LIEBIG’S
PU RE MALT EX-
TRACT,” the Best Ton-
lo and Strength Giver
Mode. Single Bottles,
25 cents; $2.15 per dozen.
W
Plaistcd’s
Benzoin ..
Cream
CURES Tan,
Sunburn and
Freckles.
W34“...—
so. is Washington Street.
. mammalian“..-
easement-a
10E our sun,
Five Cuts amass.
R. H. PLlIS'l'Ell,
“ , cr'C/Bomc ‘n.
Something that will aid you very mud
'n keeping cool these hot days, and save yo
oney in the bargain, can be found: at 0
turns in the way of a Blue Serge Suit, al
wool, and fast color, at 88.50 and $12.00. '
nlined Serge Cost and Vest, at $6. 00;
Blue and Black Skeleton Coai,03.50; alleiz
f Gray and Black Alepacns, from 01.00 A to
$4.00; other Coats, at 50c, 75 and $1. Stra
Hats. Negligee Shirts and Duck Pants or
very helpful. Leather Belts, 25c and bile,
cod solid leather, made strong but no
{ 14 South Main St ,
South Nor-walk;
Masonic Building, ,
Norwalk.
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STORES,
A Little Wet
isn‘t a good thing to find out about your Straw
and Hey, especially while prices are up. You want
to get all you can out of them, and you wautthem
to keep and you don’t want to have to worry
about them.
I sell Hay and Straw That Are Dry and
Sweet, or I tell you if once in a while I have a
small lot that is not.
Good Clean HAY and Srmw and Good Cow
OA'n-ti that won’t sicken your horses.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading cram" Dealer.
Hay, Straw, Grain. Feed, Salt. etc.
Billllllll OFFIBE. BOLIIIB' “VERY 8TH“.
We Sell lhe Very Best Best. in Town.
choicest inspection. Aleowe call your attention toour stock of Fish and Vega .
tables. in which wears out done by nobody in the town. Every article ct (dud '
obtained at our market is guaranteed. and if not satisfactory can he returned and
Butter in prints, 250. Fresh Country Eggs, every one warranted.
PEO‘PLES’ 1". H- BRADBURY- MARKET.
KEEP AN EYE ON THIS SPACE
AND rumour save YOUR
PENNIES. DIMES AND DOLLARS.
Cotton Sweaters. 10 cent.
Fast Black Socks of the Elite quality, 2 pair for 98 We
Close Rolled Silk Umbrellas, latestStyie Handles, worth ”At”.
01.”.
A large variety of Negligee Shirts, 'Waehahle inn-hands. Club House
Ties, Baud Bows, etc, «a.
Custom lads Suite, from 31!! up.
A call solicited. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor”
l
If you don't think so, or in any way doubt our word, just glveue a call and V" '2]
give our stock of the very best City Dressed Beef, Veal, Lamb or Pork your ,
your money refunded. We most respectfully solicit your trade. Bottom ,. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler